Occidental Boa Vista Beach Rabil

Review by hotel critic

During my recent stay at the Royal Decameron Boa Vista, I appreciated the unique harmony between traditional and modern designs. The low-lying stucco buildings in shades of red, cream, and clay beautifully complemented the island's dry, natural landscape, creating a warm atmosphere for retreat. The all-inclusive model here offers a relaxed experience, distinct from the busier resorts I've encountered in my travels. I particularly enjoyed the wood-laminate furnishings and wood paneling, which added an earthy feel to my accommodations. The thick yellow curtains created a cozy environment, perfect for my yoga practice. Convenience was another highlight; being close to the beach and having quick access to the airport made it easy to unwind without the typical travel hassle. The staff displayed a commendable level of service, especially in the dining areas, always welcoming with their smiles. If you're exploring the beautiful Archipelago of Cape Verde and looking for a blend of comfort and cultural immersion, this hotel is worth considering.